Made for Murder by Fenn McGrew a Murray Hill mystery
The latest Fenn McGrew novel opens in a college town after Mrs Meredith dies, triggering town gossip. Lt. Hillary leads the inquiry uncovering sharp character contrasts between town and gown. The book blends suspense, wit, and polished prose.
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Fenn McGrew
Parnell Meredith
Johnny Meredith
Ariadne
Johnny
Herrington Bigelow
Meredith
Hillary
Merediths
Slalltt
Auntie Kate and the Life of Katharine Thomas Told in a Ninety Year Journey
Katharine Ruth Moody Smith profiles Katharine Garford Thomas known as Auntie Kate in the book Auntie Kate Her Journey Through Ninety Years. The Ohio History Press edition, Columbus, 189 describes Auntie Kate’s reminiscences of 1830s to 1932 New England and Lorain County life, Elyria homes, Mt Holyoke College, and notable leaders. The narrative, compiled over about 12 years, includes diaries, letters, and scenes from the Nelson and Fred Sanford residences and Mount Holyoke’s silent hour.
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Kate
Katharine Garford Thomas
Katharine Ruth Moody Smith
Ohio History Press
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Columbus
Annie
George Ely
New England
Loramn County
Elyria
Mt. Holyoke College
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Nelson
Thomas
Mary Nelson Garford
St Washington Ave
Fred Sanfords
Mr. Holyoke
Mount Holyoke
Hitchcock
Amherst
Elyria Y.W.C.A
Ohio Poetry Society
Garford
Auntie Kate
High On a Hill frames Oberlin memory of Ohio village life
The reminiscences of Ernest G. Yocom, published by his wife Ruth Tschanen Yocom, recall a Quaker village in Morgan County, Ohio. The volume highlights early 19th century life, church, school, and local industry with vivid, homely scenes and quotations from the era.
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Forest St
Oberlin
Nemesi G. Yocom
Hull
Ruth Tschanen Yocom
Ernest G. Yocom
C. Philp Russell
Department of Journalism
University of North Carolina
Dr. Russell
Yocom
Oberlin College
Ohio
America
Thepegeone Brothers Dry Goods Store
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Arizona
Middle East
Peninsville
Morgan County
Gnume
Why Lorain County authors write despite the odds
Five Lorain County writers reveal that their primary motive is to say something meaningful, not money or fame. Writing is arduous and solitary, with years of drafting and reworks, yet the joy of creating and seeing ideas in print keeps authors at work. The Chronicle Telegram introduces five local authors and promises more in future issues.
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Lorain County
Kenneth Roberts
Roberts
Loraine County
Chronicle Telegram
Frederick Artz remembered as real companion to students
Frederick Artz, noted professor of history at Oberlin College, long beloved by students and alumni. Since 1924, his lectures have blended scholarly rigor with sparkling anecdotes, leaving a lasting impression on Oberlin’s academic community.
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Frederick Artz
Oberlin College
History
Peters Hall
Freeman Artz Honored For Historical Work In 1953
Our beloved Freddie Artz author of Mind of the Middle Ages from Alfred A. Knopf last year was named the outstanding historical achievement by an Ohioan for 1953 by the Ohio Academy of History. Dayton born, Oberlin graduate, Harvard PhD, WWI veteran, he studied in Toulouse and wrote about French history including France Under the Bourbon Restoration. He now tours Europe with the University Travel Bureau and resides at 157 North Professor Street.
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Freddie
Alfred A. Knopf
Ohio Academy of History
Academy
Dayton
Artz
Oberlin
University of Toulouse
France
Harvard University
U. S
Journal of Modern History
American Historical Review
American Association of University Professors
Journal of
Central European Affairs
Prof. Artz
North
Professor Robert B. Fletcher Recalls West History Work
Oberlin College historian Professor Robert B. Fletcher discusses a recently completed manuscript about a 49er party that traveled from Cleveland to the gold rush via Welland canal and Pacific shores. He notes his range life research and authorship of Oberlin College history volumes and his lecturing career.
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Robert 8. Fletcher
History
Oberlin College
Elm St
Oberlin
Cleveland
Welland Canal
Atlantic Seacoast
Pacific
Fletcher
West
Washington D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Plains
Charles Russell
Iose
Robert S. Fletcher
Modern sewing machines and accessories guide
A promotional guide extols buying a modern sewing machine and related notions. It highlights benefits of in home sewing, urges choosing the right patterns and tools, and touts accessories like pinking shears, rustproof pins, rainbow thread, zippers, dressforms, pattern markers, and burlap fabrics as stylish, practical, and cost saving for home crafters. It notes new burlap in multiple widths and colors for curtains and decor.
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Caroline K. Fenn
Julia McGrew
Edgemeer Place
Caroline Kimball Fenn
Taste of
Rinehart and Company, Inc
New York
Toronto
Charles Hillary
Fenn McGre
Miss Rinehart
Rinehart's
Tony Langi
Anadne
Szegedy
Purnell
Blaine
Pudge
Alexander
Professor
Our Methodist Church
Quaker Meeting House
Whittler
Lydia
R. S. Fletcher
Prof
Daniel
Harvard
Ely
Lorain
Bernice Gwin
Iday
Wsepa
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